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infrabroker MCP Server

SSH & Kubernetes access broker for AI agents; the model never touches a credential.

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Published as ghcr.io/luisgf/infrabroker:3.1.2 on oci. Runs locally.

Known issues

45 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.

Most discussed

merge the three broker frontends (broker, mcp-broker, mcp-broker-http) into one binary with transport subcommands

File references are against a28ca75.

Context

Three of the seven binaries are thin wrappers around the same broker.Engine + internal/mcpserver, differing only in transport:

Each main repeats the same wiring (LoadConfig → NewEngine → monitor.Serve → serve/run loop), and every release artifact, Doc

Read the thread · 2026-07-09 · closed · 2 comments

install.sh --bindir is ignored by the shipped systemd units

audit-id: a409f4c31c61

Category: logic · Severity: low — see description

Location: deploy/install.sh:48

Description: --bindir DIR installs signer/control-plane/mcp-broker-http to $BINDIR, but the units copied in step 5 hard-code ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/.... A non-default bindir yields enabled units that exec missing binaries. install-shim.sh handles --bindir correctly.

Proposed fix & verification: Rewrite ExecStart to ${BINDIR}/ when installing the units, or reje

Read the thread · 2026-08-13 · closed · 1 comment

install.sh never heals existing *.env or broker-ctl.json modes

audit-id: e406c27d8510

Category: security · Severity: medium — see description

Location: deploy/install.sh:176

Description: The installer claims re-run heals, never widens. Service JSON is converged to 0640 on every run, but two secret-adjacent files are left as-is:

Read the thread · 2026-08-13 · closed · 1 comment

reload() is not serialized with writeMu, so a concurrent policy narrowing can be reverted in memory

audit-id: c805ca866a5d

Category: security · Severity: medium — see description

Location: cmd/signer/main.go:771

Description: writeMu serializes POST/DELETE /v1/policy mutations (mutateAllow reads, edits, writes, then swaps s.local). reload() — SIGHUP, POST /v1/reload, and the mtime watcher — reads signer.json and later swaps s.local under s.mu only. buildState can take seconds (CA/AKV). Sequence: reload reads v1 → mutateAllow writes and applies v2 (DELETE last dangerous allow)

Read the thread · 2026-08-13 · closed · 1 comment

Command-policy wrapper gate misses versioned interpreters, ash, and /usr/bin/time

audit-id: 1427d5fdc887

Category: security · Severity: high — see description

Location: internal/signer/cmdpolicy.go:351

Description: After #371 the wrapper set is still an exact path.Base map. A live Decide() against denylist ^rm still allows:

Read the thread · 2026-08-13 · closed · 1 comment

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docs/USAGE.md opens with 'the seven MCP tools' but documents thirteen (the six k8s_* tools have their own section)

audit-id: b83a3a7006c9

Category: documentation · Severity: low — see description

Location: docs/USAGE.md:3

Description: The guide's first sentence says it 'covers practical usage of the seven MCP tools exposed by cmd/mcp-broker (stdio) and cmd/mcp-broker-http'. Thirteen tools ship and the same file documents all of them: the seven ssh_* tools plus the six k8s_* tools (k8s_list_clusters, k8s_get, k8s_list, k8s_logs, k8s_apply, k8s_delete) in section 10, added with the Kubernete

Read the thread · 2026-07-24 · closed · 1 comment

Elicitation (#118) approve/decline outcome is not distinctly audited; an elicitation-approved exec is indistinguishable from a non-gated one

audit-id: e8f2340c7124

Category: logic · Severity: low — see description

Location: internal/mcpserver/tools.go:238

Description: With approval_via_elicitation, a require_approval command triggers an in-conversation elicitation. The approval REQUEST is audited (the first Execute withholds the cert and audits Outcome:error,'requires human approval'), but: (1) the DECLINE path (tools.go:238) returns 'approval declined' with NO audit write — the log cannot distinguish 'human asked

Read the thread · 2026-07-14 · closed · 1 comment

Redaction can inflate an audit entry past the 256 KiB reader buffer, bricking fail-closed startup (no write-time entry-size cap)

audit-id: 0503a78eb63b

Category: security · Severity: high — see description

Location: internal/audit/log.go:396

Description: Redaction runs on every Append (log.go:392-401) and EXPANDS free-text: the env-assignment default rule (internal/redact/defaults.go) turns AUTH=a (6 bytes) into AUTH=[REDACTED:env-assignment] (30 bytes). The sign request body is capped at 64 KiB (cmd/signer/main.go:589) but there is NO cap on command length, and no cap on the serialized entry size. Ever

Read the thread · 2026-07-14 · closed · 1 comment

Command-policy deny/require_approval bypass via shell quoting/encoding: extractCommands matches the re-printed (quote-preserving) command, not its decoded literal

audit-id: 0f3773740cd1

Category: security · Severity: high — see description

Location: internal/signer/cmdpolicy.go:197

Description: extractCommands re-prints each parsed simple command with printer.Print (cmdpolicy.go:197), which PRESERVES quoting/encoding, and PolicySet.decideOne matches deny/require_approval regexes against that printed form (policyset.go:145,157). On a denylist host (no allowlist) a non-matching command default-allows (policyset.go:187-189). The target she

Read the thread · 2026-07-14 · closed · 1 comment

infrabroker init --register-mcp writes a broker config with CWD-relative paths, so the registered MCP server never starts

audit-id: c82cfe6f18b8

Category: logic · Severity: medium — see description

Location: internal/initcmd/config.go:122

Description: infrabroker init emits config.json (and signer.json) with paths relative to the init directory: the broker's mTLS client cert/key/CA (pki/broker.crt, pki/broker.key, pki/mtls_ca.crt), the audit key (pki/audit.seed) and audit log (audit.log). The broker resolves these against the PROCESS working directory: broker.LoadConfig (internal/brok

Read the thread · 2026-07-14 · closed · 1 comment

GET /v1/revocations returns Reason and FrozenBy to any authenticated caller, unfiltered by callers-RBAC (a default-denied broker still reads the whole freeze ledger)

audit-id: b7e69dd303ca

Category: security · Severity: low — see description

Location: cmd/signer/main.go:1002

Description: handleRevocations authenticates the mTLS caller then returns s.freezes.List() unconditionally. List() includes each entry's Value (broker CNs / end-user ids), Reason (free-text operator notes, e.g. 'employee under investigation'), FrozenBy (admin CN) and FrozenAt. The handler comment justifies this as 'like GET /v1/hosts', but /v1/hosts is group-filtered (

Read the thread · 2026-07-10 · closed · 1 comment

Broker revocation poll (kill switch) degrades silently: repeated FetchRevocations failures emit only a log line, no metric/liveness signal

audit-id: a9f984f658f9

Category: security · Severity: medium — see description

Location: internal/broker/engine.go:687

Description: startRevocationPoll is the broker half of the kill switch (#126): it force-closes live sessions matching the signer freeze set. On FetchRevocations error it does 'log.Printf(warning: revocation poll failed ...); continue' with NO counter, gauge, or last-success timestamp. Every frontend exposes Prometheus via monitor.Serve, so /metrics is the moni

Read the thread · 2026-07-10 · closed · 1 comment

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